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JUNE 2016 – The police received a report about a woman acting very drunk and about to drive away. The police arrived as she attempted to drive away and detained her. She admitted to drinking too much and was arrested for DWI. She hired Mark Lassiter. After a hearing on the legality of the detention, Mark got the case completely dismissed.

JUNE 2016 – A man was charged with sexual assault and providing drugs to minors. The police raided his home without warning and confiscated nearly all of his belongings with his wife and children watching. He hired Mark Lassiter. Not only did Mark Lassiter get the case dismissed, he got all the possessions returned back to the client. Mark did an investigation, something the police failed to do, and discovered the whole story was made up by high schoolers who had a history of lying to get what they wanted.

MAY 2016 – A client was involved in an accident early in the morning. When the police arrived she still smelled of alcohol. After failing the sobriety tests, she was given a breathalyzer test and blew a .19, nearly three times the legal limit. Mark Lassiter was hired and set the case for trial after the DAs refused to dismiss the case. On the day of trial the DAs agreed to dismiss the case.

MAY 2016 – An older lady was arrested when the police failed to ask her a single question about an alleged theft. Mark Lassiter was hired and within weeks the case was completely dismissed.

MARCH 2016 – A young man had a fight with his fiancee and was accused of choking her. He was arrested for a felony assault. He could not take any plea deal because he would lose custody of his daughter. Mark Lassiter was hired. After negotiations fell though, he set the case for trial. Right before the trial, the DA agreed to dismiss the case rather than going forward.

MARCH 2016 – A client was arrested for possession of a controlled substance when he was found with heroin after a traffic stop. He was charged with a first degree felony. He hired Mark Lassiter and the case was dismissed as long as the client stayed clean. He was unable to and the case was put back on the docket. Mark stayed with the case and got the case reduced to a misdemeanor and got the case deferred so that it would be dismissed after a few months on probation.

MARCH 2016 – A client was arrested for his second DWI when he was seen going 20 mph over the speed limit and was having a hard time staying within his lane. He was rude to the officers and was arrested for DWI. They took his blood forcibly and it came back at a .17. Mark Lassiter was hired and set the case for trial when the client did not want to accept a plea. Mark was able to get the case dismissed on the day of trial.

MARCH 2016 – A man was arrested for driving all over the road. He tried to explain the he wasn’t intoxicated but when he did a blood test it was over the legal limit. Mark Lassiter was hired. On the day of trial the case was dismissed, as Mark was able to convince the DA that there was evidence suggesting the officer was incorrect about him going outside of his lane while driving.

FEBRUARY 2016 – An older lady was found on the side of the road with her door open. She didn’t respond initially and when she did wake up to an officer helping her, she was unable to stand on her own. The officer took her to a hospital where she was diagnosed with being intoxicated to the tune of a .22 blood alcohol level, which was possibly much higher at the time that the officer found her. She would lose her job if she took a plea deal for the DWI she was charged with. Mark Lassiter was hired and discovered problems with the procedure to take her in for blood testing. The case was dismissed.

FEBRUARY 2016 – A flight attendant was charged with his second DWI when an off-duty officer saw him allegedly strike a median twice. He failed all the field sobriety tests and recorded a blood score of .23; over three times the legal limit. Mark Lassiter was hired. He convinced the client to go to trial even though it appeared there was no hope of winning. In trial the jury found the client NOT GUILTY due to Mark being able to get the officer to admit he made up certain things regarding the case.

FEBRUARY 2016 – A client was arrested after leaving the bar she worked at as a bartender. The officer did not believe the alcohol smell was from that alone and she blew a .14 alcohol score. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to show the State did not follow proper procedure. The case was dismissed after a hearing on the matter.

FEBRUARY 2016 – An older store owner was arrested after the police conducted surveillance showing him selling drugs, using his conveniance store as a front. They confiscated thousands in cash and more in drug product. They charged him with multiple 1st degree offenses. He faced a life sentence in prison for 4 different charges. Mark Lassiter was hired. He was able to get the money returned and deferred adjudication on all the cases, so if the client completes a few years of probation the cases will be dismissed.

JANUARY 2015 – A client was stopped at an intersection known for drunk drivers. He was given a blood test showing a level of .11. He initially wanted to plea. Mark Lassiter was hired and convinced him to go to trial. At trial the jury returned a Not Guilty verdict exonerating him.

JANUARY 2015 – A car was stopped for having no headlights. He told the police he had over 6 drinks and he failed two of the three field sobriety tests. Mark Lassiter was hired and showed that in passing one of the tests a jury would have doubts about the case. The prosecutor decided to dismiss the case just before trial.

JANUARY 2015 – A client was stopped for having no headlights. After failing the field sobriety tests her blood was taken and showed a result of .19. Mark Lassiter was hired and took the case to trial. The jury returned a Not Guilty verdict quickly after Mark was able to show it was not feasible to believe her lights were off with the automatic lights cars are currently equipped with.

DECEMBER 2015 – A client was arrested when it was reported that he threatened a semi-truck driver with a gun. The police found a vehicle matching the description the truck driver gave and arrested the client with guns drawn. He was arrested for DWI when the police found him to be intoxicated. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to show the police made a generalization when detaining the client so all charges were dismissed.

DECEMBER 2015 – A young student was caught stealing at a local store and was arrested after they found multiple fake ID’s. She was charged with multiple felonies and a misdemeanor theft. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to get the felonies completely dismissed and the misdemeanor reduced to a traffic level offense. Now all offenses have been completely removed from her record.

DECEMBER 2015 – A man was arrested after hitting a squad car while it was stopped dealing with another citizen. The man didn’t stop after hitting the police vehicle and had to be chased down. He admitted to drinking 12 beers and showed every sign of intoxication the police knew of. He also provided a specimen twice the legal limit hours after the detention. He thought there was no hope of winning. Mark Lassiter was hired and set the case for trial. The State dismissed the case the day of trial when its discovered a problem with the evidence.

DECEMBER 2015 – A man was arrested when police discovered he was revealing himself in public. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to get the case dismissed in return for counseling sessions.

DECEMBER 2015 – A man was arrested for DWI after the police were called out in response to him hitting a pedestrian at a racing event. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to show the blood test was inaccurate. The case was subsequently dismissed.

DECEMBER 2015 – A client was detained for following another vehicle too closely. He was then arrested for DWI after failing the field sobriety tests and providing a blood score over the legal limit. Mark Lassiter was hired and got the entire case dismissed because there was no details provided on how the car was being followed against the law.

NOVEMBER 2015 – A man was charged with DWI after driving while straddling two lanes and failing all the field sobriety tests. Mark Lassiter was hired and discovered the police had the ability but failed to get a breath or blood test. The prosecutor dismissed the case just before trial.

NOVEMBER 2015 – A man got into an accident and instead of waiting for the police left the scene. Based on the vehicle he was arrested for leaving the scene of an accident. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to negotiate a dismissal in return for a few hours of community service.

OCTOBER 2015 – A nurse was arrested for DWI after ignoring a construction sign and driving through a barrier. The police attempted to have him do field sobriety tests but he was unable to stand. When taken into the blood draw room the man fell over. Mark Lassiter was hired. If he was convicted he would have lost his job. Mark set the case for trial. After 3 days in trial the jury returned a Not Guilty verdict and the client was able to keep his job.

OCTOBER 2015 – A man was stopped by bicycle police when he was found driving down a running trail. He failed the field sobriety tests and provided a breath test of .13. Mark Lassiter was hired and set the case for trial. The State dismissed the case on the day of trial.

OCTOBER 2015 – A young girl was arrested when the car she was in was stopped and the police found a variety of drugs in her purse. Mark Lassiter was hired and convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the case entirely in return for community service and drug classes.

OCTOBER 2015 – A young man was caught trespassing with some of his friends. The State charged him with criminal trespass. Mark Lassiter was hired and promptly got the case dismissed.

SEPTEMBER 2015 – A man was found asleep in the middle of an intersection and after failing the field sobriety tests was arrested for DWI. Mark Lassiter was hired and he set the case for trial. The client received a Not Guilty verdict after Mark’s arguments.

SEPTEMBER 2015 – A man was arrested for DWI provided a breath test of .21 nearly 3 times the legal limit. He looked horribly intoxicated on the police video. Mark Lassiter was hired. After the case was pending almost 4 years Mark Lassiter was able to get the entire case dismissed based on showing the initial detention was illegal.

AUGUST 2015 – A client was arrested for 2 felonies of possession of a controlled substance and evading the police. She led the police on a long chase before finally pulling over. Mark Lassiter was hired. The prosecutor initially wanted jail time but after months of negotiations, Mark was able to get the case deferred and eventually dismissed in return for a short probationary sentence.

AUGUST 2015 – A client was arrested for DWI for the 6th time. Because Mark Lassiter had represented him and won the previous 4 times it was still charged as a misdemeanor. Mark again was able to win the case and got it completely dismissed on the day of trial after the prosecution saw they would not be able to prove their case.

JUNE 2015 – A young student was pulled over after speeding past an officer who had someone already pulled over on the side of the road. He tells the officer he had his last drink a few hours ago but still had the strong odor of alcohol. During one of the tests he almost falls over twice. He blew a .10 breath test after the arrest. Mark Lassiter was hired and took the case to trial. He received a Not Guilty verdict after only 2 minutes of deliberation.

JUNE 2015 – A client was arrested for DWI after several people witnessed a major accident. The client was at fault and the witnesses were ready to testify he was absolutely clearly intoxicated. He looked horrible on all the sobriety tests and sounded drunk and was a .17 blood test. He thought he had no chance to win. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to establish the client sustained a concussion in the accident that explained how he looked. After finding flaws with the officers account of what happened and the blood draw Mark was able to get the case dismissed.

JUNE 2015 – A young girl was stopped for driving 20 mph over the speed limit. Because she smelled of alcohol sobriety testing was done. She was average on her sobriety tests. Mark Lassiter was hired and told her to set the case for trial as soon as possible. At trial she was quickly found Not Guilty as Mark established there was no evidence of intoxication, only assumptions.

JUNE 2015 – A client was arrested for DWI after he was observed driving the wrong way down a street and nearly hitting a fire engine. According to the officer he did very poorly in all his field sobriety tests. Mark Lassiter was hired and discovered the video showing the tests had been lost. He set the case for trial and emphasized that we cannot just take an officer’s word for granted. That is not proof. They agreed and the client got a Not Guilty in trial.

JUNE 2015 – A client was arrested after an accident for DWI. He was too intoxicated to do any tests according to the officer. Mark Lassiter was hired and convinced the DA to reduce the case because of the lack of evidence due to the officer not doing a proper investigation. The DWI was subsequently dismissed.

MAY 2015 – A client was charged with possession of a controlled substance, specifically cocaine. It was found in her purse after she was arrested for public intoxication. Mark Lassiter was hired and got the public intoxication case dismissed. The State failed to prosecute the drug case for two years. When they did set the drug case Mark was able to convince the prosecutors to drop the case down to the level of a class C traffic ticket and get the case dismissed that same day. The case went from a felony where she faced 10 years in prison to a traffic ticket she can now get off her record.

MAY 2015 – A client was arrested for Felony DWI with a child in the car. Two witnesses had seen the client clearly intoxicated buy alcohol and get into a car with her child. They called to police who later found her next to a house. She failed all the sobriety tests badly and blood tests showed her to over a .3 which in essence is alcohol poisoning. After years of work Mark was able to get the prosecutors to reduce the level of offense to a misdemeanor allowing her to keep her job and family. She has now remained sober for two years plus.

MAY 2015 – A client was arrested for DWI and blew a .10 on the breath test machine. She did ok on the balancing tests but failed the eye test. The officer is the supervisor in charge of all DWI’s with the Dallas police department. He testified there was no doubt at all she was over the legal limit and was intoxicated. Mark Lassiter in trial convinced the jury that was not the case. She acquitted and now can legally claim the arrest never happened.

APRIL 2015 – A young boy was arrested for aggravated robbery and faced from 5 years to life in prison. He was accused of ganging up on another boy with some other friends. Mark realized this situation called for the families to work it out rather than the police. He convinced to police to give him time with the families. After a sit down everyone worked through the problems the boys were having and Mark convinced the police to drop all charges against all the boys involved.

APRIL 2015 – An older man was accused of roughly groping a teenage girl. Mark Lassiter was hired and instantly asked the police to give him time before filing the case. He began an investigation into the girl. He discovered this was not the first instance of her claiming this type of molestation and got her parents to sit down with him and the older man. After a lengthy discussion she admitted it did not occur. With this information the police agreed not to pursue charges. Because of Mark’s instantaneous efforts to discover the truth not only did the police agree not to pursue the case but the case was never filed so he was never formally charged or arrested.

APRIL 2015 – A man was arrested for assault family violence after allegedly beating his adult son. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to get the case completely dismissed by showing the son was being aggressive towards his mother and the father simply did what any father should have done and punished his son for treating his mother poorly.

APRIL 2015 – A young man was charged with DWI when he was stopped for speeding coming from a friends house at 4 in the morning. He failed all the sobriety tests and admitted to intoxication. His breath score was .13. But Mark Lassiter told him he could win in trial by showing he had a necessity to get to the hospital where his first baby was potentially being born. Thats why he was driving at all. Mark was able to convince the prosecution this argument would work in a trial and they reduced the case down to a traffic ticket.

APRIL 2015 – A client was charged with DWI 2nd offense after having a wreck and being unable to complete field sobriety tests. Mark Lassiter was hired and discovered the police were alleging intoxication by prescription drugs. He had a full toxicology report completed and was ready to present evidence at trial that the State could not show what the clients normal levels of drug consumption was. Mark told the State that if they don’t know what prescriptions level the client is normally at, then in essence they cannot show the client was abusing the medications. The State dismissed the case on the day of trial.

MARCH 2015 – A 911 caller described a driver as using all the lanes on Highway 75 to drive. The police arrived and caught this horrible driving on camera. Besides failing all the field sobriety tests the police found 5 empty beer bottles and four full ones in the passenger side seat. He agreed to a blood test and the result was .117. He could not afford to plea because it would mean he would get deported. He went to three attorneys and each said he had no chance to win as the facts were horrible and he was in a small county where the judge and juries were especially tough on defendants. Mark Lassiter was hired. Mark established the officers case was founded on assumption after assumption. He told the jury assumptions cannot form the basis of a guilty verdict. The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty and now the client gets to stay in the country with his family.

MARCH 2015 – A young man was caught buying different types of drugs after leaving a known drug house. He was charged with 5 different crimes. Mark was hired and set the case for a suppression seeing that the officers did not have a legal reason to detain the young man. The officers lied on the stand and Mark caught them in that lie. As a result the prosecutors dismissed every single case.

MARCH 2015 – A young man was charged with possession of heroin and marijuana. There was seemingly no defense for the case. Mark Lassiter was hired. He put the young man into treatment, got him enrolled in college after and had him keep up weekly meetings with a drug therapist. Based on the young mans performance Mark was able to get the Felony reduced to a misdemeanor deferred (meaning he can get the case removed from his record) and got the marijuana case completely dismissed.

MARCH 2015 – A man was charged with felony DWI 3rd offense with a possible punishment of 2-10 years in prison. The man on video hit several cars in stop and go traffic and was not able to stand once the police arrived. Mark Lassiter was hired. He was able to establish a defense based on a medical condition and after negotiations with the prosecutor got them to dismiss the case!

MARCH 2015 – A man was arrested for Aggravated Kidnapping after pulling a gun on a cab driver. The man had a long criminal history and serious problem with alcoholism and drugs. In trial the mans parents admitted he stole their gun and was probably very intoxicated on both drugs and alcohol at the time. The man was facing life in prison! Also in the trial the prosecutors brought witness after witness to emphasize how violent and what a horrible person this man was. Mark Lassiter was able to show the jury that addiction doesn’t define a persons life, it is a disease that is fought day to day. He was able to convince the jury that this mans life shouldn’t be cast aside with him being just another jail statistic. The jury was moved, they reduced the level of offense and gave him a mere 4 years. The prosecutor was asking for 40 years in prison. Mark was able to get the man 10 times less than the prosecutor wanted!

MARCH 2015 – A young man was caught red-handed stealing from a department store. He was going to plead guilty but one of his friends told him about Mark Lassiter. He hired Mark and as a result Mark was able to get his case reduced down to a traffic ticket.

MARCH 2015 – A young lady only 18 years old and still in high school was pulled over in a smaller Texas county. After interviewing multiple attorneys who only worked out there she, even at 18, realized they were not up to the task. So she hired Mark Lassiter from Dallas. In less than three months Mark was able to convince the prosecutors that he would be able to win the case and as a result they ended up dismissing the case in return for some community service and other minor conditions. She can now attend college and after removing it from her record legally state to any school official or in any job interview she was never arrested for DWI.

FEBRUARY 2015 – An older lady was charged with DWI after weaving over the road, blowing a .15 (nearly 2 times the legal limit) and miserably failing all the field sobriety tests. She could barely stand on her own. Mark Lassiter was hired and took the case to a motion to suppress challenging the stop being valid. The case was dismissed because the judge agreed the officer did not have a valid reason to detain her. Now she can get the entire case off her record.

FEBRUARY 2015 – A client was continuously being insulted by an old roommate at a local bar. The roommate even knocked the clients hat off which resulted in the client head butting the old roommate. He was arrested and charged with assault. However, the old roommate also filed a civil suit against him. Mark Lassiter was hired on both cases. First he got the civil suit dismissed by demanding a trial, with Lassiter claiming this was all a setup to try and get money from the client. Then Lassiter convinced the DA this was the case and got the criminal case dismissed as well.

FEBRUARY 2015 – A young lady was pulled over for speeding 80 in a 40 and when the police began to question her about it she refused to say a word. The officers smelled alcohol and attempted to give her the field sobriety tests but she refused. They then got a warrant and drew her blood showing a level of .21 (3 times the legal limit). The young lady became very upset with many different mood swings. Once she reviewed the video of the events with her family she didn’t want to go to trial. However, Mark Lassiter set it for trial knowing the best plea bargains only happen when you make it appear you are willing to try the case. Mark Lassiter was able to obtain a plea bargain of time served meaning she received no punishment from the county for the DWI – the best possible plea result.

JANUARY 2015 – A young man was charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana while sitting in his car. His offer, 10 years of felony probation and being a convicted felon from that point on. Mark Lassiter was hired and after negotiations with the State was able to get the case reduced down to a class C misdemeanor, the same as a traffic ticket. Now that case can be expunged from his record.

JANUARY 2015 – A man was arrested for discharging a firearm in a suburban area late at night. Mark Lassiter was hired and through an investigation was able to show the area had many recent burglaries and the shots fired were done in order to scare potential burglars away. He got the case completely dismissed.

DECEMBER 2014 – A client was charged with DWI after being observed swerving down the highway. She was unable to do the field sobriety tests correctly and after refusing a blood test, a warrant was obtained and her result was over twice the legal limit at .16. Mark Lassiter was hired. He was able to get the case completely dismissed by showing the prosecutors lost a video that might have proved favorable for the client. He used the records the prosecutors office kept to show the video was misplaced and that coupled with the length of time the prosecutors office delayed in filing the case won the day.

DECEMBER 2014 – In 1997 a young woman at the time was convicted in Federal Court of distributing a large amount of marijuana. She was given 3 life sentences in Federal Prison. Mark Lassiter was hired 17 years after the fact to attempt to get her released. Her children had been to every high profile attorney in town and each of them said nothing could be done. Mark looked at the case and told the clients while it was a longshot there was still hope. He delivered on that hope and after discussions with the District Court judge and U.S. attorneys was able to get a sentence reduction all the way from 3 life sentences down to 23 years, almost all of which has already been served. Soon she will be released and free to be with her family again.

NOVEMBER 2014 – A young man was arrested for DWI after a witness claimed he saw the young man’s car hit a median almost flipping it over and blowing out two tires. The car then stopped and the man got out and urinated in the parking lot. The man then got back in the car and proceeded to drive miles on the flat tires weaving and almost causing several accidents until it finally parked at an apartment complex. After being arrested he was also charged with a probation violation due to the arrest out of a different county. He thought he had no hope and was going to go to jail for months. The facts against him were horrible and he had a blood test score of .14, nearly double the legal limit. Mark Lassiter was hired. In a hearing Lassiter pointed out to a judge that based on the notes the officer had detained the wrong individual. The notes from dispatch – requested by Lassiter – indicated the client was driving a car (client was found in a truck) and the car was already stopped well before pulling into a parking lot (client was in the apartment complex). Lassiter argued the apparent lack of cohesion between the testimony and the report indicates a problem with the truthfulness of the information from the witness. The judge agreed and held the case should be dismissed. Because of that the probation violation was also dismissed.

OCTOBER 2014 – A woman was arrested by private investigators when she failed to show up for a court date and a warrant was issued. She fought back when they attempted to arrest her. They charged her with assault. She thought she had no choice but to plea until she hired Mark Lassiter. Mark let her know that these were not police officers and because she believed she was being kidnapped at first she had every right to assault them. Mark took the case to trial and she was found NOT GUILTY of any wrongdoing.

OCTOBER 2014 – A young lady was arrested when her husband called the police claiming she had hit him and her child. He showed the police a busted lip and his torn shirt. The police arrested her without asking her a single question. Right before trial, her lawyer requested Mark Lassiter be hired to assist in trying the case. At trial Mark was able to show the jury exactly what happened and show that if the police had only bothered to investigate the husband would have been the one charged with a crime. In the end, Mark was able to get a dismissal and now, she will be able to get this case off her record and it will be like it never happened.

OCTOBER 2014 – A client was arrested for DWI when she was found in the driver seat of her car on the train tracks. She had no idea how she had gotten there and couldn’t even stand on her own. She tried the field sobriety tests at the jail but could barely speak. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and won, showing the court that her demeanor and actions could have been due to medication or a concussion, but because the police didn’t investigate we will never know if it was that or alcohol. She got a Not Guilty verdict.

OCTOBER 2014 – A client was on deferred probation so she could get a felony drug charge off her record at the end of the case. She violated her probation multiple times by using drugs. The prosecutors wanted to put her in prison. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to get her another chance at completing her probation for simply extending the probation 1 extra year. Now she will have the ability to keep this charge off her record if she is successful in the rest of her probation.

SEPTEMBER 2014 – A client was charged with a Felony DWI, based on prior convictions, when stopped for running a red light and refusing to provide field sobriety tests and a BAC score. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to show the other convictions were not detailed enough to establish felony jurisdiction. In addition, once Mark was able to get the case removed to misdemeanor jurisdiction, he was able to win the DWI case and got the entire DWI dismissed.

SEPTEMBER 2014 – A client was charged with her 4th theft offense for allegedly stealing from the home depot. The best offer she could get was a final conviction. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to get the case reduced to a class c level offense (same as a traffic ticket) and ensure that within 3 months the case would be dismissed.

SEPTEMBER 2014 – A client was charged with a Felony DWI and prosecutor’s best offer was prison time. Mark Lassiter was hired and took the case to trial. In trial he was able to get the jury to award probation without any prison time.

SEPTEMBER 2014 – A client was arrested when she was found in an apartment complex running from a wreck she had just been in. She blew a .15 BAC and did not perform well on the sobriety tests. She thought there was no hope. Mark Lassiter took the case and established the officer had no reason to detain her in the first place because she was 1/2 mile from the accident and the officer did not get enough of a description in order to detain her. The case was dismissed after Mark won the hearing.

SEPTEMBER 2014 – A client was arrested for felony assault family violence for allegedly choking his ex-wife. He could not remember anything about the incident other than the police arresting him. Mark Lassiter put together a packet describing the type of person that he was, along with details about how his ex-wife treated him and showing she provoked him. He presented this to a grand jury and they decided to side with Mr. Lassiter and consider this a family matter that shouldn’t be prosecuted.

SEPTEMBER 2014 – A client was charged with DWI 2nd and Poss. of marijuana. He was stopped because his then girlfriend called 911 claiming he was trying to run her off the road and had a gun present. After the police stopped him they investigated for DWI and found the drugs during a search of his person. Mark Lassiter set the case for trial and because he was able to show the witness version of the events was incorrect and thus the police stopped him for no reason. Both cases were dismissed at trial.

AUGUST 2014 – A client was arrested for DWI when he miserably failed all the field sobriety tests and continually told the officer he knew he had messed up. His was detained because the police saw his passenger get out of the car and begin to urinate in public at the intersection where he was stopped for a red light. When Mark was hired the family told him that if he was convicted he would lose his job and livelihood. Mark told them there was only about a 25% or less chance of winning the case. Mark took the case to trial and received a Not Guilty in spite of the odds.

AUGUST 2014 – The police arrested a 19 year old girl for Assault after a neighbor called 911 to complain. The police arrested her with brutal force. Mark Lassiter was immediately hired and instantly set the case for trial. At trial he received a Not Guilty Verdict. Now Mark has begun preparing to file a civil suit for the brutality of the police when they arrested her.

JULY 2014 – A client was caught driving over a median. He admitted to drinking more than a bottle of wine and being intoxicated. His blood test was .17. The offer from the prosecutor was 2 years of probation. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and was able to get the client 0 days in jail and 0 fine, for essentially no punishment and the case was over that day.

JULY 2014 – A client was charged with Assault family violence when police officers watched him chase his then girlfriend from a bar and also witnessed him punch her twice. After some time had gone by the two, who had separated, reunited and wanted the case to be dismissed. The prosecutor had all the evidence needed to convict him, but after Mark Lassiter started negotiating a plea bargain was worked out that after counseling and some community service the case would be dismissed.

JULY 2014 – A client was charged with DWI 2nd and driving on a suspended license. He provided a breath score of .17 and failed all the field sobriety tests. He attempted to claim it was because he was a spanish speaker to the officer but then read a few paragraphs at the police station in perfect english. Mark Lassiter was hired and after setting the case for trial the State dismissed the case the day before the trial started.

JULY 2014 – A client was charged with 3 first degree felony drug charges. She faced a possible punishment of 5-99 years in prison. After taking the case Mark Lassiter continued to negotiate with the prosecutors even though the State switched the prosecutor on the case 5 times. The client followed all of Mark’s instructions and eventually Mark was able to get all the cases reduced to misdemeanors. Two of them were reduced to class c misdemeanors, the level of a traffic ticket. In the end all of the cases will be dismissed and she will be able to claim none of this ever happened.

JULY 2014 – Prosecutors were unhappy with a verdict of Not Guilty obtained in trial by Mark Lassiter for a case involving indecency with a child. The State filed another case against the client alleging facts similar to the ones in which Mark had just gotten the not guilty verdict. Mark immediately filed a motion claiming double jeopardy and prosecutorial misconduct. In the hearing on that motion the judge formally reprimanded the prosecutor for their underhanded behavior and barred all prosecution against the client for that offense.

JULY 2014 – A client was pulled over when he swerved towards a cop car going the opposite direction and almost caused a head on collision. He was charged with DWI when he admitted to over 5 beers and on a scale of 1-10 (10 being falling down drunk) he rated himself an 8. He provided a blood test of .17, over twice the legal limit. He wanted to plea. When he hired Mark Lassiter, Mark advised him to allow him to prepare a defense and in a motion to suppress before trial Mark got the case completely dismissed.

JUNE 2014 – A client was charged with DWI after the officer claimed to see him following another car to closely, swerving and hitting a curb. He was a soccer player who couldn’t walk a straight line or balance on one leg when asked. He refused to provide a breath test. Mark Lassiter was hired and convinced him that no matter how bad the video looked the case could be won. He took Mark’s advice and the case went to trial. The jury delivered a verdict of NOT GUILTY in less than 5 minutes.

JUNE 2014 – A client was charged with Deadly Conduct when witnesses came forward claiming he had shot at a house nine times. When confronted by the police he confessed to the crime. Mark Lassiter was hired when he was given an offer of 3 years in prison. The other attorney said there was nothing that could be done. Mark was able to show the confession was coerced and inadmissible. In the end a plea of deferred adjudication was negotiated and now the client will be eligible to the get the entire case removed from his record without spending any time in jail.

JUNE 2014 – A client was charged with DWI when a passerby saw him pushing his car down the railroad tracks. Railroad inspectors were called along with the police. The client admitted he had had to much to drink and had urinated in his pants. Mark Lassiter was hired and after lengthy negotiations with the prosecutor was able to get the case reduced to an lower charge and deferred adjudication so that it can be removed from his record. The DWI was dismissed.

MAY 2014 – A client was charged with indecency with a child when an individual came forward 12 years after the alleged time with the allegation. The client was never questioned, just simply arrested. Mark Lassiter was hired and through his investigation discovered several problems with the complaining parties timeline. He also found the person had been told he made the whole thing up. The prosecutors still would not dismiss the case and threatened further proceedings for other offenses if the client would not take a plea. After going over everything Mark advised the client to go to trial. He did and was found Not Guilty.

MAY 2014 – A client had a car accident on the way to a birthday dinner. She was investigated by 5 different officers and found to be intoxicated. She was given a blood test which came back at .22 almost 3 times the legal limit. She was going to just plea but after speaking to Mark Lassiter she learned there were several steps the police had done wrong. Mark was able the get the case dismissed prior to trial.

MAY 2014 – A client was pulled over for speeding, then the officers smelled marijuana emitting from the car. The client agreed to a search after which a large quantity of marijuana was found along with a handgun. The officers charged him with possession and unlawful carrying of a weapon. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able the get the weapon charge completely dismissed and the possession charge dismissed as well with 6 months of deferred probation.

MAY 2014 – A client was observed allegedly going 60 mph in a 30 mph zone. He also completely missed stopping at a stop sign. After failing the field sobriety tests and admitting to drinking 4 beers he provided a breath specimen over the legal limit. At first the client hired a different attorney, but after getting a second opinion from Mark Lassiter he determined he wanted to hire him as co-counsel. Mark took over the case and was able to get the client a not guilty verdict in trial within 2 months.

MAY 2014 – A client in was charged with possession of marijuana in Tarrant County. After several settings Mark Lassiter was able to negotiate a complete dismissal of the case for some community service.

MAY 2014 – A client was charged with Deadly Conduct in Tarrant County after firing his weapon through the wall of his apartment complex. Mark Lassiter was immediately hired and instantly began speaking with the police department in an effort to keep the case from being filed. After negotiations Mark was able to convince the police this was a just a mistake and the case was dropped completely.

MAY 2014 – A client was charged with possession of a controlled substance when during a traffic stop he admitted to the officer he had several medicinal drugs that he didn’t have a prescription for. Even with a criminal history Mark Lassiter was able to get the case dismissed and refiled as a traffic ticket level offense so that he can get the matter completely off his record.

APRIL 2014 – A client was charged with theft of over 100,000 dollars from her employer. The employer caught the client on video committing the embezzlement and got a confession. The employer even hired a lawyer to work with the district attorney in an attempt to ensure the client spent years in prison. There appeared to be no defense. Mark Lassiter took the case and was able to negotiate the offense down and get the client deferred adjunction meaning she can remove this whole incident from her criminal history. The client did not spend a single night in jail.

APRIL 2014 – A client was charged as a juvenile with sexually assaulting a younger family member. Mark Lassiter was hired and not only got the case completely dismissed, he also sealed the juvenile case so that the client would never have to be asked questions about an offense he never committed.

APRIL 2014 – A client was pulled over after being seen having a fight with his girlfriend. After the stop he was arrested for DWI once he admitted to having several drinks that night. The client screamed obscenities at the officer consistently, failed all the sobriety testing, and had a breath test score of .11. Mark Lassiter was hired and told if he did not win the client would lose his job. Mark got the case dismissed by showing the district attorney the detention of the client was not done properly.

MARCH 2014 – A client was charged with possession of marijuana. He admitted the offense to the officer and told him this was not his first offense. The client had previously been convicted of a felony. The prosecutor wanted at least 30 days in jail plus probation. Mark Lassiter was hired and convinced the State to give him credit for the time he was arrested and allow that to serve as the totality of his punishment. He did not have to pay any fine or court costs.

MARCH 2014 – A client was charged with selling alcohol to a minor. The client was a convenience store owner who did not ask for any ID, the undercover officer was present and the minor was 14. An attorney was hired and told the client the best thing they could do was go to trial, even though that meant the client would probably be found guilty and he would lose his store. The client sought out different representation and they found Mark Lassiter. Within the week Mark Lassiter was able to negotiate a complete dismissal of all charges without a trial.

FEBRUARY 2014 – A client was charged with a DWI after causing an accident, failing all the field sobriety tests, providing a breath test of .12 and being very aggressive towards the officer. He hired another attorney who said they needed help. That attorney hired Mark Lassiter and after Mark took over the case he was able to get a dismissal on the day of trial showing the officer was not a credible witness based on past events.

FEBRUARY 2014 – The client was pulled over when the trooper saw her car stopped in a lane on the Dallas North Tollway. When the officer turned on his lights, the clients foot slipped off the brake and she went across three lanes of traffic all the way to the left then back across all three to crash into the wall. She couldn’t stand up when asked and had a blood alcohol test score of .27. Mark Lassiter got the case dismissed.

FEBRUARY 2014 – The client was charged with prostitution after agreeing to have intercourse with an undercover police officer. The client had been arrested for several other offense prior to that. Mark Lassiter negotiated for the case to be dismissed in return for some community service. Now that case can be completely expunged from his record.

FEBRUARY 2014 – A client was charged with Injury to a Child when in a line, waiting to get on a ride, the client disciplined another child that was not her own. 3 witnesses claimed she had kicked the child for no reason and then fought with the mom after the fact. Mark Lassiter was able to show a grand jury that the version given by the witnesses did not tell the whole story and in the end the grand jury returned a NO-BILL meaning the DA is not going to prosecute the case and it is dismissed.

JANUARY 2014 – The client was arrested for an offense in Addison and pled to it without consulting an attorney not realizing it would stay on his record for life. He went to several attorneys who all told him it was to late and the conviction couldn’t be reversed. Mark Lassiter took the case and convinced the judge to reverse the conviction and allow the client to remove it from his record.

JANUARY 2014 – The client pled guilty to a drug possession charge in Cooke county. The sentence on that plea was for 20 years in prison. The client also had more pending cases in Dallas county. Mark Lassiter thought the original plea was so unfair he went to great lengths to attempt to undue it. Every other attorney told him there was no way to undue the 20 year sentence. Mark found a way and now that young client is currently in a treatment program after which they will receive probation.

JANUARY 2014 – The client was charged with DWI 2nd offense, in Dallas County, after witnesses claimed she was intoxicated and was found parked on the side of the road. Mark Lassiter negotiated a reduction of the charge and dismissal of the DWI.

JANUARY 2014 – The client was charged in Denton County with DWI. The officer claimed she drove without headlights and failed to stop at the stop sign. She failed the field sobriety tests and refused to provide a blood sample. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and in the middle of selecting the jury, the prosecutors stopped the case to dismiss the DWI and reduce the case to a lesser charge.

DECEMBER 2013 – The client was arrested for DWI after witnesses claimed he was following them around threatening them with violent acts for 6 miles. The police found him intoxicated on both drugs and alcohol. His girlfriend was arrested on site for public intoxication. Mark Lassiter was able to get ALL charges completely dismissed showing the police failed to follow protocols in making the arrest.

DECEMBER 2013 – The client was arrested for indecent exposure when three witnesses claimed he had exposed himself to them on different occasions. If found guilty the client would have to register as a sex offender and the case would be on his record for life. Mark Lassiter was able to get the charge reduced to the level of a traffic ticket.

NOVEMBER 2013 – The client was charged with theft after getting caught attempting to leave a shop without paying for the merchandise. Mark Lassiter was able to negotiate a dismissal in return for community service.

NOVEMBER 2013 – The client was on deferred probation for drug use when he admitted to probation that he had used drugs again. The prosecutors best deal was for him to spend 2 years in a treatment facility after spending 30 days in jail and the case goes on his record permanently. Mark Lassiter set the case for a hearing and was able to get no days in jail, reinstated probation and the case will be able to be removed from his record.

NOVEMBER 2013 – The client was caught with her teenage friends trying to leave a department store without paying for makeup items. Mark Lassiter was able to negotiate a dismissal in return for a class and some community service.

NOVEMBER 2013 – The client was charged with DWI after causing a major accident and having a blood test well over the legal limit. Mark Lassiter was able to get the blood test suppressed after finding a flaw with the police procedure. Then the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the DWI.

NOVEMBER 2013 – The client was arrested for DWI when it was reported a major accident had occurred on the tollway. The police found the client wandering down the road not knowing where he was or where he was going. The blood test showed him over the legal limit and the cameras on the tollway showed him driving. Mark Lassiter was able to get the entire case dismissed showing the police did not follow procedure in their investigation.

OCTOBER 2013 – The client was detained for speeding 20 mph over the posted limit. After he told the officer he was feeling the effects of alcohol and failing the field sobriety tests he was arrested for DWI 2nd offense. A blood draw was taken revealing a score twice the legal limit. Mark Lassiter got the case dismissed prior to trial.

OCTOBER 2013 – The client was charged with Felony possession of cocaine along with getting a DWI. If convicted of a felony he would lose his job, his rights to vote and own a gun. The prosecution wanted a felony conviction. Mark Lassiter was able to negotiate a dismissal of the felony charge in return for a plea on the misdemeanor.

SEPTEMBER 2013 – The client was charged with DWI after being found asleep on the side of the road. He was a .18 blood test. Mark Lassiter was hired after another attorney told him he had no chance to win. Mark got the judge to dismiss the case showing the officer was wrong in detaining the client.

SEPTEMBER 2013 – The client was charged with theft after getting caught with her friends stealing several items from a Walgreens. Mark Lassiter was able to negotiate a dismissal of the case.

SEPTEMBER 2013 – The client was arrested for Public Intoxication after walking out of a bar and allegedly interfering with a police investigation into someone else. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial to show the officer’s roughed up the client and treated her extremely unfair. The courtroom erupted into cheers by everyone when the verdict was Not Guilty.

OCTOBER 2012 – The client was arrested after being videotaped for 7 hours stealing various items from a department store. The client was an attorney and would lose her entire life if convicted. Mark Lassiter was able to get the entire case dismissed with no conditions.

OCTOBER 2012 -A client was charged with DWI 2nd after being pulled over for swerving, not using turn signal 3 times and driving through an empty parking lot to avoid the officer. He failed the field sobriety tests miserably and became very heated calling the arresting officer multiple names. He thought there was no hope in winning at trial. Mark Lassiter told him he should at least take the chance at going to trial because of the severe consequences associated with a DWI conviction. In trial Mark Lassiter received a NOT GUILTY verdict for his client.

A client was charged with DWI 2nd after crashing into a light post on the highway. Two officers conducted the investigation determining he lost all of his faculties. He was a former marine who after the arrest became very aggressive with the officers. Mark Lassiter was hired and was told by both the judge and prosecutors there was no way to win the case and he should plea. Mark advised him against that and after taking the case to a jury received a not guilty verdict within 20 minutes.

A client was charged with DWI after being seen drifting out of his lane just after leaving a gentlemen’s club. He failed the field sobriety tests and told officers he didn’t know how to read or write when they asked him questions even though he later admitted he could do both. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and received a not guilty verdict.

A client was charged with a 7th DWI after driving using 3 lanes and using the wrong side of the road. He was unable to complete field sobriety tests and had a blood level of .24. Mark Lassiter was hired and after reviewing the case found a problem with the officers report and video. He took the case to a judge who then dismissed all charges.

A client was stopped for weaving all over the road. He was charged with DWI after failing all the sobriety tests and blowing more than 3 times the legal limit. He thought there was no hope. Mark Lassiter was hired and through his preparation he discovered the reason the officer stopped him was invalid. After a motion to suppress the case was dismissed.

A client was charged with DWI 2nd after speeding, going the wrong way, failing all the field sobriety tests because he couldn’t stand up straight and blowing a .21 breath test. The prosecutors found another previous DWI and tried to enhance this offense to a felony. Mark Lassiter was hired and convinced the prosecutors to try the case as a misdemeanor. Then in trial he persuaded the jury to return a not guilty verdict.

A client was detained for allegedly using 3 lanes to drive in swerving all throughout the lanes. Mark Lassiter was hired and acted quickly lining up witnesses who would testify otherwise. He was able to convince the State the officers statements were untrue and they dismissed the case prior to trial.

A client was charged with DWI over a .15 after giving a blood test of .17 and failing all the field sobriety tests and admitting to consuming multiple drinks. The family thought there was no chance of winning. Mark Lassiter took on the case and after several settings was able to negotiate a dismissal of the DWI in return for a reduction to a lessor charge.

A client was stopped for failing to use a turn signal and going way to slow down a roadway. They were subsequently arrested for DWI. They hired an attorney who told her she had no chance in trial and needed to plea the case. She looked for a second opinion and when she spoke to Mark Lassiter she fired the other attorney and he set the case for trial. Before trial the judge dismissed the case because Mark convinced her that the client was just lost and the officer had no reason for detaining her.

A client was stopped for running a red light and weaving. She admitted to 6 beers and had just smoked a blunt of marijuana. The person in the car with her was charged with possession of marijuana and she was charged with DWI. Mark Lassiter was hired and was able to get the case dismissed. January 2012.

A client was charged with DWI after running a stop sign in front of 2 police officers. They attempted questioning but the individual refused. The prosecution said he refused because he didn’t want anyone to know how drunk he was. He was found NOT GUILTY in trial. January 2012.

A client was pulled over at 3 a.m. and after failing all the field sobriety tests blew a .15. He had no hopes of winning the case. Mark Lassiter was hired and the case was dismissed. January 2012.

Two officers testified a client nearly ran them over in a parking lot. Then the car jumped a barrier and struck a fence. They approached with guns drawn and arrested him for DWI. Mark Lassiter was hired and in a motion to suppress was able to get the entire case dismissed because of the differences in the two officers accounts. Mark was also able to get the officers to admit the report that was written about the incident was inaccurate.

A client was arrested for DWI after cops were called due to a large fight in a parking garage. The client was intoxicated well beyond a reasonable doubt. He wanted to simply plea his case without hiring an attorney. Mark Lassiter after meeting with him discussed all the allegedly unwinnable cases that good preparation had won for his clients. The client decided to take a chance and ultimately the case was dismissed because the State incorrectly completed important paperwork.

A client was charged with DWI and Possession of a Controlled Substance. She faced over a year in prison. Mark Lassiter was hired and immediately set the case for trial. After the second trial setting Mark was able to convince the State to dismiss both cases after finding a defect in their case

A client was arrested after an officer claimed he drove on the wrong side of the road then continued to swerve for another half a mile. The client when asked to recite the alphabet did so giving (attempting to anyway) every 3rd letter. Again in counting numbers the client tried to recite by every 3rd number even though the officer merely asked for a recitation in order. The client stopped doing the field sobriety tests after continually losing his balance. He wanted to plead but Mark Lassiter told him to try the case because he believed he could win. In a jury trial, Mark Lassiter did win and the client now has no DWI on his record.

A man was charged with public intoxication after he was found passed out behind the wheel of his car. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial in a city that has a policy on not dismissing any cases. After explaining to the prosecutor why he would win the prosecutor then dismissed the case.

A client was charged with DUI after crashing into a utility pole. The officer questioned the driver and he admitted he had crashed into the pole because he had to much to drink. Mark Lassiter was hired and convinced the client to take the case to trial. In trial Mark Lassiter got the client a not guilty verdict and the case is now off his record.

A client was charged with DWI after hitting traffic barriers and weaving across 3 lanes of traffic. When the officer got her out of the car she admitted to drinking so much she had to pull over and throw up. She thought there was no chance of success if the case went to trial. Mark Lassiter convinced her there was a chance and in trial received a not guilty verdict.

A client was charged with DWI after making a wide right turn without using a blinker on a motorcycle. The officer claimed he failed all the field sobriety tests. Mark Lassiter was hired and took the case to trial. The client had a CDL and could no longer make a living if Mark lost. He didn’t! He received a not guilty verdict 5 minutes after the close of evidence.

A client was charged with DWI after hitting traffic barriers and weaving across 3 lanes of traffic. When the officer got her out of the car she admitted to drinking so much she had to pull over and throw up. She thought there was no chance of success if the case went to trial. Mark Lassiter convinced her there was a chance and in trial received a not guilty verdict.

A client was charged with DWI 2nd after driving her car into a curb and blowing out her two left side tires. Witnesses saw and testified she acted and smelled drunk. The officers who arrived testified they could not get her to understand anything because she was so intoxicated. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and received a not guilty verdict after only 30 minutes.

Client was arrested leaving the american airlines center after running a red light. Although he passed two sobriety tests he blew a .15 at the jail and was charged with DWI. The prosecutor wanted him to plea and attach an interlock device to his car. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and got a not guilty verdict for the client.

A client was charged with DWI after being caught driving over 100mph down the freeway. The client refused to do any field sobriety tests so the officers took him to the jail and got a warrant to draw his blood. He tested at .13. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial even in a county that is very tough on DWI suspects. He received a not guilty verdict for his client.

A client was pulled over and arrested for DWI after driving the wrong way down a major roadway, messing up saying the ABC’s and performing poorly on the field sobriety tests. Mark Lassiter was hired and took the case to trial even though the judge in the court told him she would be found guilty. A jury returned a verdict of not guilty in 30 minutes. Now the charge is completely off her record and she can claim this event never happened.

Client was pulled over for running a red light directly in front of an officer. The client was not able to stand up straight on the video. Mark Lassiter was hired and the case was dismissed after several meetings with the prosecutor.

A client charged with Felony DWI was facing 2-10 years in prison. Mark Lassiter was hired and the case was outright dismissed before trial.

A 911 call was made about a drunk driver and a client was arrested after the 911 caller stated the driver had consumed well over 7 drinks. The driver took a breath test almost 1 1/2 times the legal limit. Mark Lassiter tried the case in a small county where nobody thought it was possible under these facts to get a not guilty verdict. But that’s exactly what happened. The jury returned a not guilty verdict in under an hour.

A client was followed by the police and eventually arrested after hitting the concrete median wall several times. The client blew over the legal limit and appeared drunk on video. Mark Lassiter was hired and he got the case dismissed outright.

A client was charged with DWI after failing all the field sobriety tests and talking back to the officer. Mark Lassiter was hired and after showing the prosecutors everything the police had done wrong with the case, he convinced them to dismiss the case entirely.

A client was pulled over and drinking 3 pitchers of beer with his buddies. He hired Mark Lassiter who took the case to trial. The judge returned a not guilty verdict after holding the prosecutor did not prove their case.

A client was charged with DWI after rolling her vehicle three times on a freeway. At trial Mark Lassiter was able to acquit her of all charges and the case was expunged.

A client was charged with DWI after getting lost and being unable to even stand on her own. She was put in the back seat of the cops car for safety and she promptly fell asleep. At the jail she blew a .18. If she was convicted she would have lost her job. Mark Lassiter took the case and was able to get the case entirely dismissed without needing a trial as he was able to show the officer did not do his investigation properly.

Client was pulled over after going 30 mph hour the speed limit. He then refused all field sobriety tests even though the officer kept attempting to convince him to take them. Mark Lassiter was hired and took the case to trial getting a not guilty verdict.

A client was arrested for DWI after admitting to drinking several shots and failing the field sobriety tests. She blew a .10. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and got a not guilty verdict.

A client was charged with DWI 2nd after being arrested for driving all over the road. The case was then bumped up to a Felony for having 2 prior DWI’s. Mark Lassiter was hired and he got the case dropped back down to a DWI 2nd misdemeanor charge. Then he fought the case and after a motion to suppress was able to get the entire charge dismissed.

A client charged with DWI had a blood test score almost triple the legal limit. Mark Lassiter filed for a suppression hearing and after winning the hearing, the entire case was dismissed.

A client charged with DWI was found with 3 open containers in the vehicle. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and the jury returned a not guilty verdict within 5 minutes.

A client was arrested for DWI after driving over 100 mph down the highway. Mark Lassiter was hired and the client was acquitted of all charges and can now claim he was never arrested.

A client was charged with DWI after being involved in a serious car accident. Mark Lassiter was hired and at trial the client was acquitted of all charges.

A teenage client was arrested for DWI and blew a well over the legal limit. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and got the judge to throw out all the evidence based on the officers mistake. The charge is now erased from the clients record.

A client was charged with DWI with a breath test score of .15. Mark Lassiter took the case and set it for trial. On the day of trial the prosecutors dismissed the case based on information Mr. Lassiter provided to them regarding their only witness in the case.

A client was charged with DWI 2nd with a .19 breath test score. The client faced mandatory jail time if convicted. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.

A client was charged with DWI after driving on the wrong side of the road. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial, got a not guilty verdict and expunged the matter from the client’s record.

A client charged with a DWI blew a .13 breath test score. Mark Lassiter was able to get the entire case dismissed before trial on a motion to suppress.

A client from outside the DFW area was charged with a DWI 2nd. On only the second appearance by the client, Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and received a not guilty verdict.

A client charged with DWI had a breath test score of .10. Mark Lassiter took the case to trial and the jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.

A client was facing jail time after a DWI charge with a breath test score of .08. After a trial the client was acquitted of all charges.

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